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Recently the Holosiivskyi District Court of Kyiv seized accounts, crypto wallets, and corporate rights worth 1,3 billion UAH in more than 40 companies in Ukraine that may be linked to the former owner of the bankrupt “Delta Bank,” Mykola Lagun. In addition, the court imposed a seizure on dozens of plots totaling more than 600 ha and on more than 17 thousand sq. m. of residential and non-residential premises, according to a Korotko.Pro piece. Among the list of companies published in the court’s seizure order are some that had never before been publicly mentioned in the context of Lagun’s cases.
According to the outlet, which cites open information from the court register, Lagun and his associates are suspected of laundering proceeds obtained by criminal means on an especially large scale. The case concerns at least 23 billion UAH in damages caused by siphoning funds through schemes and shell companies from the Deposit Guarantee Fund, in criminal proceeding No. 42026000000000563.
According to the investigation, Lagun and his circle appropriated depositors’ funds from Delta Bank and subsequently laundered them by acquiring a number of land plots, real estate objects, corporate rights in Ukrainian and foreign business entities, securities, vehicles, and other movable property registered to straw persons in Ukraine and abroad. The case materials also mention a back office in Kyiv through which Lagun controls his assets and receives profits.
Data on a number of firms are being published for the first time. In particular, these are companies of Ruslan Tymoshchuk, the former director of Delta Bank’s regional network, for example, IMC (Industrial Management Company) LLC (43992101), IMG (Industrial Management Group) LLC (44554033), Financial Company LLC (41297325). According to the court register, some of these companies were involved in recovering debts from Delta Bank’s borrowers after its bankruptcy and liquidation.
IMC and another seized firm—Pamir Capital Partners LLC (formerly InvestProfiConsult LLC) (36186765)—in 2021 took part together in developing the concept for an industrial park in Solotvyno in Zakarpattia region: they submitted tender documents produced on the same computer. Another Tymoshchuk-Lagun firm, Industrial Management Group, is listed as the managing company of the unregistered industrial park Zolotonosha in Cherkasy region. The seized assets list also includes companies of Oleksii Melnyk, known as the initiator of creating the Soltanivka industrial park in Fastiv district (Kyiv region). Samira holds 11 plots totaling 44 ha in Kyiv region for that park. On Tymoshchuk’s IMC website, Soltanivka is listed as one of the projects. Samira was previously owned by Lagun’s Cypriot company Kalouma Holdings Limited (liquidated in 2024), and also by Clever Management LLC (now TM Holding LLC, also seized), which was controlled by Antonina Lagun.
On the list of firms whose accounts should be seized in Ukraine is the Polish Alpina Technology sp. z o.o. (6772424163) from Kraków, whose main business is listed as dairy production, and in 2025 the firm earned just over 17 thousand zlotys ($4,5 thousand). Previously the company’s activity included amusement parks. It was formerly owned by Dmytro and Inna Chernetski, founders of Ecofood UA LLC (44605889). The Polish company was among the founders of Tymoshchuk’s IMC.
Through Reeds LLC, Lagun is connected to former head of FC Zhytlo-Kapital Dmytro Kravchenko. A number of Kravchenko’s companies tied to his investment fund Aris were also mentioned in court rulings. Kravchenko himself is a defendant in his own criminal proceedings concerning embezzlement of funds during the construction of numerous residential complexes in Kyiv. Therefore, a number of firms “shared” with Lagun will likely “overlap” in seizure orders.
Also on the list were companies of Olena Rynda—Alliance Investments LLC (39687198) and Alliance Finance Group LLC (39706112). Rynda is a former board member of Delta Bank. She has already been implicated in criminal proceedings regarding the siphoning of funds from Delta Bank on an especially large scale.
In addition, the court seized assets and accounts of Transcommodities LLC (40483137), founded by Lisippe LTD from the Seychelles. Previously the company was owned by Fenix Trading LP from Scotland, whose ultimate beneficiary was Oleksandr Chabala, one of Lagun’s key top managers. But through literally a few corporate “handshakes” this firm is linked to Delta Oil LLC (39232824)—a company that handled oilseed logistics at the port of Chornomorsk. A co-founder of that firm was Yuliia Misyura—the wife of Delta Bank’s first deputy chair Vitalii Misyura, who was also suspected of embezzling the bank’s funds.
A distinct group is the companies of Vladyslav Zdobvytskyi. He is one of the managers of Lagun’s well-known companies. Some of his “new” companies, which had not previously appeared in the public domain, own a large number of land plots. For example, Rockach Limited has been seized for 98 plots in Bucha totaling 1,56 ha (microplots of 0,01–0,05 ha, clearly for residential development), Molybdenite—5 plots totaling 16 ha, Graffiti-2—4 plots totaling 6,3 ha. A number of companies of Vladyslav’s father, Ivan Zdobvytskyi, were also seized. In decade-old news his companies are mentioned as part of a scheme to write off companies’ obligations to Delta Bank, which was already under temporary administration.
The seizure was also imposed on the accounts and corporate rights of Chornohory LLC (33604825), in which the beneficiaries formally appear as the spouses Oksana and Valerii Kolhofer (the latter once headed the Letychiv and Khmelnytskyi district state administrations from the orbit of “regional” governor Yadukha; both were deputies of local councils). The company owns 95 land plots in Ivano-Frankivsk region (the court did not seize them). Adjacent to the Kolhofers’ plots, nearby in Bystrytsia the ex-owner of Delta Bank owns almost 100 plots totaling 173 ha for development through Concept Holding LLC (seized by the court).
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